Oh, almost forgot - I contacted the county animal league regarding the dumpster cat with broken twisted up hind leg. Too make a long story short she said she had to find out if she had to ask for permission to be on nursing home property before she could do anything this was after she asked me if I could trap it....
Also, why is it so complicated to search for other blogs on here? We used to all be connected. 😐
Also, why is it so complicated to search for other blogs on here? We used to all be connected. 😐
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YOu wrote ___"Also, why is it so complicated to search for other blogs on here? We used to all be connected. " Good question, and theres prb. several reasons how come we are not all connecting the way we did back in the early 2000's and the 90's even. FB and twitter killed it off! THey want controlled spaces. My space played the initial period of sort of banging some dents in the blogsopsphere bur iT was not intentional nor were the dents serious in fact My space complimented the blog world connections I believe you are asking about. And as you'll recall an innocent looking new platform known as /'Fb" comes along and slowly but surely it wrecked the internet, the web the connections. Not by itself google the big bad machine itself grew and grew anf with fgb they grew and grew and we all became nothing but very tiny iota in the vast array and sea of these massive media machines. Over a 10 year period blogging took hit after hit , blog spot, tumblr, the old email groups, the list serves all got kicked down. Yes there are millions of blogs on wordpress and blogspot and it's a different feel a different cognition and space of expression and or freedom and connecting with others liked minded and like a friendly community world wide that grew__ it more or less has been in a weird stasis for years... More soon.
It seems like all blogs were linked back in the day. Very easy to blog surf. Lol, remember when Google started gmail and you talked me into getting an account?
Yes that rings a bell about gmail! who'd have imagined it would become virutally the norm!
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